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Our flock began with two of Ashley and Kynsey’s show ewes in 1996.  We continued to build with additional show ewes and natural progression.  In 2005 we purchased a buck lamb from Vince McGolden.  Unfortunately he wasn’t fertile.  Vince sent the immortal CONSPIRACY for us to use.  You probably know that the majority of the Mc Golden flock traces back to this tremendous female maker.  We retained 22 of his daughters.  The following summer Chad Charmasson located a LSU son at Jim Johnson (Team Johnson Club Lambs) that he thought would be a very interesting piece for us.  That buck, CAPTAIN JACK, was the key to our flock “turning the corner”.   Some of his accomplishments in his first lamb crop include, two sale lambs at the Tulsa State Fair, class winner and sale lamb at the American Royal, Reserve Blackface and sale lamb at the Arizona National, Reserve Division Champion at the National Western, sale lamb qualifier at OYE, sale lamb at Houston, as well as several Champions and Reserves at counties in Oklahoma and Texas.  We kept 26 ewe lambs that season out of Captain Jack.

Not realizing we would never get to breed another ewe to Captain Jack we did not keep a buck lamb sired by him.  One of our most difficult decisions came that summer;   we were offered another LSU son from Team Johnson, which meant we needed to move Captain Jack.  We sold him to Tom Moser in Iowa but kept a breeding interest.  Captain Jack died that summer in Iowa before breeding season began.  After his sale we purchased Team Johnson 1111, we call him BLACKBEARD.  Blackbeard has proudly carried on his father’s legacy.   He has sired over 20 county champions, sale lambs at Tulsa and OYE, high class placings at NAILE. Champions in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Texas, and Oklahoma are on his resume.  We have retained 58 Blackbeard daughters. 

In addition to the Blackbeard daughters, we kept our favorite buck lamb in 2008.  We call him SNAKE DOCTOR. 

In the spring of 2009, Blackbeard had some urinary tract problems, we were able to save him but he has been out of commission since, and was unable to breed any ewes this fall.

Due to Blackboards’ problems we kept two buck lambs from his 2009 crop, WITCH DOCTOR and WILD CARD..  Witch Doctor is Snake Doctors full brother, their mother is out of a buck we raised and called WHAT'S HIS NAME, she is full of power and a bonafide stud ewe.  Wild Card is out of a Tom Moser ewe we purchased as a show ewe in 2003. Wild Cards full sister was shown by Shelby in 2008/2009 and was grand or reserve 4 times and never beat in class.

For and outcross buck, we purchased a double bred 57 son from Kent Langemeir this spring, we call him TOBASCO TOBASCO.

As you can see we have built a flock that is genetically similar with just the right amount of line breeding and outcrosses.  With over 80 ewes that are all out of the two LSU sons, the consistency that is in our flock is awesome.  Our lambs have proven themselves to be easy feeders that are loaded with muscle and look.